Custom Query

When trying to run AU3Record.exe I get the following message.

The program can't start because MSVCR100.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.

If I use the version that shipped with 3.3.6.1 it works without a problem.

There appears to be an undocumented change to _ArrayDisplay since at least 3.3.8.0, either the wrong version was put into the Array.au3 file or it was changed since 3.3.6.1 without being mentioned. The version in the latest release (and the 3.3.9.0 beta) will not display all of the elements in an array if the array has more than 65,530 elements.

The older version didn't have this limitation because this code:

; Fill listview
Local $aItem
For $i = 0 To $iUBound
	If GUICtrlCreateListViewItem($avArrayText[$i], $hListView) = 0 Then
		; use GUICtrlSendMsg() to overcome AutoIt limitation
		$aItem = StringSplit($avArrayText[$i], $sSeparator)
		DllStructSetData($tBuffer, "Text", $aItem[1])
			; Add listview item
		DllStructSetData($tItem, "Item", $i)
		DllStructSetData($tItem, "SubItem", 0)
		DllStructSetData($tItem, "Mask", $iAddMask)
		GUICtrlSendMsg($hListView, $_ARRAYCONSTANT_LVM_INSERTITEMW, 0, $pItem)
			; Set listview subitem text
		DllStructSetData($tItem, "Mask", $_ARRAYCONSTANT_LVIF_TEXT)
		For $j = 2 To $aItem[0]
			DllStructSetData($tBuffer, "Text", $aItem[$j])
			DllStructSetData($tItem, "SubItem", $j - 1)
			GUICtrlSendMsg($hListView, $_ARRAYCONSTANT_LVM_SETITEMW, 0, $pItem)
		Next
	EndIf
Next

Has been replaced by this code:

; Fill listview
For $i = 0 To $iUBound
	GUICtrlCreateListViewItem($avArrayText[$i], $hListView)
Next

Which, as you can see, uses the native function to create the LV items, which is limited by the number of Control IDs available to do so.

Just wondering if this is as intended or if there is a problem to report.

The original _StringProper function doesn't correctly capitalize letters after some characters and numbers. If I use the original _StringProper on this string:

$String = "She's all that I,wAnt (10th place of 2)"

I get this as the output from it:

_StringProper($String) = She'S All That I,Want (10Th Place Of 2)

As you can see, the 2nd S in She's, the W in want and the T in 10th are all capitalized and they shouldn't be.

A simple addition to the RegEx in the function will correct this. By changing this

[[[ Select

Case $CapNext = 1

If StringRegExp($s_CurChar, '[a-zA-ZÀ-ÿšœžŸ]') Then

$s_CurChar = StringUpper($s_CurChar) $CapNext = 0

EndIf

Case Not StringRegExp($s_CurChar, '[a-zA-ZÀ-ÿšœžŸ]')

$CapNext = 1

Case Else

$s_CurChar = StringLower($s_CurChar)

EndSelect }}} To this:

Select
	Case $CapNext = 1
		If StringRegExp($s_CurChar, "[a-zA-ZÀ-ÿ'šœžŸ0-9,]") Then
			$s_CurChar = StringUpper($s_CurChar)
			$CapNext = 0
		EndIf
	Case Not StringRegExp($s_CurChar, "[a-zA-ZÀ-ÿ'šœžŸ0-9,]")
		$CapNext = 1
	Case Else
		$s_CurChar = StringLower($s_CurChar)
EndSelect

It will give you the output below:

_StringProper($String) = She's All That I,want (10th Place Of 2)

Because the layout of this code on the page isn't formatting correctly, I have also attached a script showing the changes.